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I am looking for a good range shooting glove that can stand up to heavy use but is still dexterous and can handle the wear and tear on continued use. Anyone have a recommendation?

Thank you for posting that article.

Does anyone have a clue when we might see primers for sale again?

Standard archaeological rocking sifting screens should work very well. You can easily build your own or purchase one online.

Really great ingots. Thank you, I look forward to doing business with you again.

Bees wax is now a more expensive ingredient than paraffin and burns much faster, they are almost certainly made of paraffin.

I inspect my bullets after they have dropped from the mold and cooled to touch, any rejects go back into the pot. Next I inspect them during the lube/sizing, any rejects go into a bin for remelt....

Does anyone have any experience with loading the 120 grain RN Lyman #356242 in 38 Special? Are there pressure issues with this load? Is it accurate? I cast a bunch of these for my 9mm and I see Lyman...

Wow! I used a hotplate to preheat/heat my mold for the first time ever today. I threw a pair of perfect bullets on the first cast, had very few rejects throughout the entire casting session and...

I have to agree with that. The Remington guns that were available when I was a young man were much better made than what has been made recently and for that reason I have not seriously included...

Does anybody actually sell wadcutter brass anymore? I don't recall ever seeing it listed as an option by any companies selling brass today.

I like that idea

Wow! Beautiful mold and photo

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I cast a number of 170 grain SWC in linotype for 357 loads. Is the same linotype projectile to hard for use in 38 special loads?

Traditional gun flints come from England and France. The French and English material is a true flint which is slightly different than the flints found here, which are actually chert. You can make gun...

I put my casting pots on this sturdy steel cart. I just wheel them into position when I'm ready to do a casting session and then out of the way when I am done. Very Handy.

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Does your casting pot have glaucoma? That may be an important legal requirement.

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Sorry for the confusion I was talking about the sprue plate

Thanks I will keep that in mind

I'm currently using a bottom pour as I find it works much better than the ladle method for me.

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I have noticed some manufacturers offer the option of a filling trough between the cavities on the molds they sell. Can anyone tell me what the pro and cons of such an option are?